The Ta Hou Site

The Ta Hou Site

The Ta Hou Site is a cultural relics protection unit of Huzhou City.

The Ta Hou Site is located in Sixi Village, Linghu Town, Nanxun District, Huzhou City, Zhejiang Province. Dating from the late Neolithic period to the Shang and Zhou dynasties, it is classified as an ancient site.

In February 2011, the Ta Hou Site was designated as a municipal-level cultural relics protection unit.

Sixi Village: Situated approximately 6.5 kilometers northeast of Linghu Town, Sixi Village borders Damincun to the east, connects with Shuangfuqiao Village and Mindang Village in HeFu Town to the north, faces Silian Village in HeFu Town and Chenyi Village in the same town to the west, and adjoins Yongfeng Village to the south. In August 2001, it merged with the former Qianba Village and Wuyu Village to form the current Sixi Village. The village comprises 27 villager groups (20 natural villages), with 874 households and a registered population of 3,240. In 2014, the village's collective economic income was 240,000 yuan. The total area of the village is 7.5 square kilometers. The local economic structure mainly consists of household textile industry, labor income, rice cultivation, and special aquatic products... More details about Sixi Village++